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bfunk
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Hey, anyone out there experience light sensitivity w/ lyme and co-infections??

I seem to have experienced it more when im on certain antibiotics. The sun doesn't seem to bother me as much as bright lights in food stores, the mall, etc. It helps when I wear sunglasses.

Any info helps. Thanks!

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kam
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yes. I have had this a long time. I ran over my sunglasses so have been doing a bit of research on line for new ones that will help.
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Carol in PA
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Light sensitivity and sound sensitivity are symptoms of low magnesium.

Lyme Disease causes low magnesium because the Lyme bacteria use up the mag in our cells.

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I've been able to get rid of all Lyme eye symptoms, including light sensitivity, by drinking mangosteen juice, an anti-inflammatory antioxidant juice.

There's many varieties in healthfood stores and online. I like the Ultra one 2ith 70 minerals added, also Mango-Xan.

If you try it, go slowly and drink some water too, as it can be powerful.

We're all different in how we respond, so this is reporting my personal experience.

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